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One of the world's best outdoor travel photographers, Colin Prior will now be speaking at the Travellers' Tales Festival this weekend. Renowned for his stunning panoramic travel images of some of the planet's wildest places, Colin is a founding member of the International League of Conservation Photographers.
He shot a series of British Airways calendars, during which he travelled more than one million miles and to 35 countries.
I've got a couple of his panoramics of Buchaille Etive in Scotland on my walls here in the house.
Catch his travel photography talk at 3.30pm on Sunday 1st March at the Royal Geographical Society.
It is now less than 2 weeks to the Travellers' Tales Festival, where legendary travel photographers Steve McCurry, Colin Prior, Art Wolfe and Jonathan Scott will all be speaking.
As well as the main lectures there are a raft of travel photography workshops and discussion panels, including ones with Steve Bloom, Stuart Franklin and Chris Steele Perkins.
This is a very rare chance to see any one of these speakers here in the UK and to see them all in one weekend is unique. Don't miss it!
Tickets are available from the Travellers' Tales Festival website.
As well as the big name travel photographers, there are many famous travel writers too, including Willaim Dalrymple, John Simpson, Colin Thubron and Alexander McCall Smith.
It's on Saturday 28th February and Sunday 1st March at the sumptuous Royal Geographical Society HQ in London.
See you there!